Assistant Coach - Maurice Boylan

Maurice Boylan is the Assistant Coach for the U.S. Women’s Over-40 National Team and a lifelong educator of the game with more than four decades of coaching experience. Known for his passion for teaching and mentoring athletes, Maurice believes that soccer is about more than competition—it’s an opportunity to build character, strengthen families, and foster teamwork that lasts far beyond the field. 

Maurice coached in the NWPSL in the 1990s helping to lay the foundation for generations of women's professional players to come. He coached several notable players like Carin Jennings-Gabarra, who were integral in the building of women's soccer. Additionally, Maurice served as an ODP Regional Coach and won two Indoor Soccer National Championships in 2001 and 2002. Maurice has been a program builder from the start helping to create and build several notable club programs like Baltimore FC and Baltimore Bays. Maurice began his coaching career at Loyola University and later coached at McDaniel College. He has also helped to build several notable high school programs as head coach of McDonogh School, Dulaney High School, and Maryvale. After 50+ years of supporting women's soccer and building a variety of programs at various levels, Coach "Mo" is uniquely qualified and excited to help build the new program for the USWSNT in it's inaugural season.